Will this SSD work on an older HP Pavillion DV9700 laptop?
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Yes, but I think the use of the plastic spacer included in the kit will be needed.
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Yes, I installed this SSD in a Sony VAIO VPCF115FM and on a Toshiba Satellite P70-AST3GX1, the installation is easy with the kit that comes inside the box, if you use the software you only have to create an image of your old HDD to your new SSD and swap the disks. You can find some videos that show how to do it.
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I don't know. I am not an IT expert. I bought the item just like you did and I am having issues with the SSD in my laptop and assured it would work. It first would not read the operating systen after I cloned the SSD. Now it doesn't recognize the drive. I am a little ticked at the seller as I believe they knew there was a compatibility issue and lied to me.
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Yes it will, It is a standard laptop hard drive. The most difficult part is removing the old drive. There are instructions for that on the internet.tom Walker
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NEW SATA 500GB Hard Drive for HP Pavilion DV9000 "Laptop" Hard drive for a lap top. I don't know if it will work for a desk top PC.
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I replaced my HP Pavillian dv7 battery with this battery (480385-001) and it works perfectly.
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I think most modern laptops in the last 5 plus years will work with this hard drive. My bet is it will. The issue to consider is how will you use the hard drive? Will you image your old drive or install a fresh build?
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It may physically fit, but it will probably not work properly. Comments found on Internet indicate 1.5 Gb/s drives would be best for a HP DV9000. What is the model number of yours ? There seems to be many over the years. I did find the HP documentation, which indicates the 2007 version used ATA-5 for the hard drives : http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c01311536.pdf, pages "5-7", "6-5-" and "6-6". SATA drives are suppose to emulate the ATA-5 mode ... The WD 500GB drive you are looking at is a 6 Gb/s (see specs : http://www.wdc.com/wdproducts/library/SpecSheet/ENG/2879-771435.pdf). That could be too much for the DV9000. If you can tell us the exact model number of your DV9000, I might be able to give a better answer. In the meantime, I would have to say 'no' as to "FIT" compatibility (ie, working properly in an HP DV9000).
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Not sure. Check the Crucial Memory site to see what type of memory that laptop takes. If it is DDR2, laptop memory, then this should work. You may need to update your BIOS first.
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I used this on my Sony T Series notebook to replaced the existing non SSD hard drive. If your equipment is originally equip with the 1.8 hard drive then this should work. but if it comes with the standard 2.5 SATA then you will need an adapter. Thanks
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Yes you can. here is a link to see what kind of SSD drive available for this laptop http://drivesolutions.com/cgi/shop/ug2store.cgi?command=listitems&kind;=hpl&pos;=0&t;ype=itemid&itemid;=hpl283 Good luck, this laptop totally worth it.
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It worked with a HP 32G SSD I got off ebay. Would think the SSD connections would be standard. It was plug & play for me, using a linux OS.
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It most likely will. The best thing for you to do is pop the old one out before you purchase a new one and ensure that it has the same interface. This particular drive has an SATA connection, and SATA connections are fairly universal and work on most laptops with the same interface equally. If you are unsure what an SATA connection looks like I would suggest doing a Google image search for "sata connection." Hope this helps.
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Please provide more detail about your computer! Does it support SATA III 6 Gbit/s? If it does then this SSD will work. http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Other-Notebook-PC-Questions/How-do-I-determine-if-my-computer-can-handle-SATA-II-or-SATA/td-p/2352227 If you don't know, do a google search with your HP model as keyword or contact HP support and ask them.
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I have a Pavillion dv6-6047ci will this battery work with my HP lap top .??????
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If that is Only 1 USB port then Yes. If that is you have version 1.0 of USB then it may be slow .... check this article and the Crucial website ... -- http://www.pcadvisor.co.uk/how-to/laptop/3366618/how-upgrade-your-laptop-hard-disk-ssd/
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This SSD is SATA3 backward compatible with SATA2, make sure the HP desktop has SATA connectors (slots for cables), and to get the optimum speed make sure it supports SATA3. Thanks